- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- New and enhanced features
- Dashboard
- Devices
- Methods of adding devices
- Add a chassis
- Add an iDRAC
- Add a networking device
- Add a server or hypervisor
- Add a software
- Add a virtual machine
- Add a converged or hyperconverged infrastructure appliance
- Add a data storage device
- Add a direct liquid cooling device
- Add a data protection device
- Deep discovery
- Maintenance mode overview
- Inventory validation
- Device correlation
- Enable or disable remote access
- Device discovery rules
- Adapters
- Device groups
- Device credentials and credential profiles
- Service requests
- Telemetry
- Extensions
- Audits
- Configuring Secure Connect Gateway settings
- Configuring alert and event settings
- Updating Secure Connect Gateway
- Secure Connect Gateway resources
- Contacting Dell Technologies
Secure Connect Gateway 5.x — Virtual Edition User's Guide
Configuring alert and event settings
Configuring the alert and event destination of a device ensures that secure connect gateway receives alerts or events from the device. Secure connect gateway can automatically configure the alert and event destination of a server. If it fails, you can configure the alert destination using a script file or by accessing the alert trap service.
NOTE:For iDRAC9 running firmware version 5.x or later,
secure connect gateway uses the Redfish protocol to receive alert and event information. If Redfish protocol is disabled, SNMP protocol is used to receive alert and event information from the device.
For information about configuring the alert destination for a PowerEdge VRTX, PowerEdge FX2, or PowerEdge M1000E chassis, go tothe Chassis Management Controller documentation page. For information about configuring the alert destination for PowerEdge MX7000 chassis, go to the Chassis Management Controller documentation page, click Dell OpenManage Enterprise, and then click Dell OpenManage Enterprise-Modular.
For information about configuring the alert destination for an iDRAC, see the Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller User's Guide available on the iDRAC Manuals page.
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